Circles of Stone by Joan Dahr Lambert

Circles of Stone by Joan Dahr Lambert is a sweeping prehistoric saga that spans thousands of years and three unforgettable heroines. Lambert reimagines the dawn of civilization, bringing to life the struggles, triumphs, and passions of women navigating a world where survival depends on strength, courage, and connection.
 
Told in three interwoven stories, this powerful novel follows:
Domaris, a woman of the Old Stone Age who faces the challenges of clan survival.
Marrah, from the New Stone Age, torn between tradition and progress as her people transition to farming life.
Narah, a woman of the Bronze Age, caught in the clash of power, spirit, and emerging civilization.
 
Through these voices, Lambert illuminates the universal bonds of motherhood, love, and resilience. Richly detailed and beautifully written, Circles of Stone is perfect for fans of Clan of the Cave Bear and sweeping epics that explore the roots of human history.
 
🎯 Perfect For
Fans of Jean M. Auel’s Earth’s Children series (Clan of the Cave Bear)
Readers of historical and prehistoric fiction
Fans of strong, resilient female protagonists
Lovers of sweeping sagas that span eras and civilizations
Book clubs interested in themes of survival, culture, and women’s roles in history
❤️ Why You’ll Love It
Immersive storytelling that brings prehistoric eras to life
Three powerful heroines, each with unique challenges and journeys
A blend of history, myth, and imagination
Explores universal themes of love, survival, and cultural change
A perfect read for fans of epic, character-driven historical fiction